Division Bingo Cards

This particular bingo game is designed to help students practise simple division problems.

How to Play Division Bingo

Playing Division bingo in the classroom (or in the case of parents,
with your kids at home) is very simple. Here are the instructions:

Each student is given a bingo card or bingo worksheet containing a different random
selection of numbers (note however, these are not the standard numbers that appear on bingo cards, but are instead the answers to various division problems).

Additionally, each student is also given a marker pen (or set of counters).

Here is an example of a typical Division bingo card:

The teacher (or parent) reads out (in random order) division problems, the answers to which correspond to the numbers on the students' bingo cards.

The students then try to solve the problem themselves, and then look for the answer on their bingo card or worksheet..
If they find it, they cross off that square (or cover it with a counter).
Students start off with one square they can mark off without waiting for
it to be called out - the "Free Space" square in the middle of
the bingo card.

The winner is the first student to achieve a winning pattern
and call out "Bingo!" (the teacher or parent should check their
card at this point).

It is of course essential that the teacher (or parent) should explain
what is required for a winning pattern before play starts:

If you want to play a short game: The winning pattern could be any straight line
(horizontal, vertical or diagonal) of five marked off
squares.

If you want to play medium-length game: The winning pattern could be any two
intersecting straight lines of five marked off squares.

If you want to play a long game: The winning pattern could be to
mark off every square on the bingo card. Please note however, if lots of your students
are prone to miss matches, you might never get a winner this way!

If you have lots of students, and want to have multiple winners:
You could have multiple winning patterns - the first winner is the first
student to mark off all four corner squares, the second winner is the first
student to get a straight line of five marked off squares, the third
winner is the first student to get two intersecting lines of five, and the
fourth winner is the student who is first to mark off all the squares on
their bingo card.

Free Printable Division Bingo Cards & Worksheets

Here are some free printables for playing Division bingo.
They include a call sheet (for the teacher or parent to use for bingo
calls), and a set of 8 bingo cards to give to students.

Note: The sample call sheet included in the printables, contains the answers to the division problems. The teacher should of course call out problems (and perhaps write them on the blackboard as well), rather than calling out the answers - some suggestions for possible problems to call out are given in the table below the preview window.

To print, please click the Print button in the preview window:

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Here are some suggestions for the types of things that the teacher
might call out:

Note: Instead of beginning from a blank template, if you wish to, you can start from a non-blank template, for example Numbers 1 to 49, and then use that as a starting point to which you can add additional items, or remove unwanted items.

Optionally: If you want to, you can change the colors and/or fonts for the bingo cards
using the Colors... or Fonts... options on the Format
menu.

Optionally: If you want to, you can change the printing options (such as
the number of bingo cards to print, or the number of bingo cards per printed
page) on the main screen of Bingo Card Printer

Click Print... on the File menu. Change any of
printer options if you want to, then click OK to begin printing.

Note: If you wish to download the settings that were used to prepare the
printables on this page (in order to use them as a starting point for
your own work) you can do so:

Note: To make use of these materials you will need the registered version of the
Bingo Card Printer.
The materials were prepared using version 3.20 of Bingo Card Printer,
so if you have an older version of the software on your computer, please upgrade
to the latest version of the software first.

You can download the settings file
bingo_division.bcp by clicking here.
Save the file to a folder of your choice on computer.

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